Hi Guys and Gals,

I'm starting to replace my rear pads and rotors on a '97 Discovery. I've done the front pads and rotors before. I have a complete rotor/pad/accessory parts kit from Atlantic-British. Two questions basically.

1. Is there a quick place to goon the web for instructions on how to do this? I know I should have a service manual but I'm broke.
2. I have a caliper off and undid the axle hub cover(?) bolts to gain access to remove the rotor. When I started to remove it, an axle shaft(?) comes out with it and fluid starts pouring all over the ground.Will I have any problems reinserting the shaft and where/what kind of fluid do I put back in when finished?

Thanks.

Tom in Idaho

 

you have to pull the axle out to get the rotor off. You should have drained the rear end first. You can get a RAVE cd from rover-renovations.com for free. It might take a week or so to get to you.

put 80 / 90W oil back in the rear end wher you get it back together. The shaft should go back in just fine.